Four Sunday Things

[nightdog_barks]

Sunny and warm, and four things that have caught my attention (and/or made me smile) the past couple of days ...

A stampede of baby pygmy goats (and an old dog).

Dinosaur visits Australian school, terrorizes (and enthralls) children.

It's ... an ancient golden wang. (May not be work-safe.)

Wonderful eyewitness account of the 1906 San Francisco quake by an observant young woman.

Comments

[taiga13]

I was struck by her description of the humming sound throughout the city.
Those baby goats are adorable!

[nightdog_barks]

Yes, the humming! And the jewelry store owner giving away his wares before his shop was dynamited.

The baby goats are the definition of adorable. *g*

[taiga13]

A lot of the Roman art featuring phalluses (is that the right plural?) was destroyed by Christians, correct?

[nightdog_barks]

Heh, I don't know for sure, but it wouldn't surprise me. I will say, though, that if early Christians destroyed phallic art, it would probably be because of its connection to what they would've seen as paganism and idol worship, not because of its ... phallic-ness. *g*

[takes_a_fairy]

Considering all the nudity in ancient art made by Christians as well, I'm inclined to agree with you: destruction of any/phallic art would have been done for reasons of paganism.